Jim Tunney
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Oct 7, 2026
Terry SladekGUEST
Until they do it, one last one.
Terry SladekGUEST
The head referee in the NFL for a number of years was a man named Jim Tunney, who was in the NFL from 1960 to 1990.
Terry SladekGUEST
I mean, through the whole thing.
Terry SladekGUEST
When I was a high school senior down in Fullerton at Troy High School, he was our speaker at our football awards banquet.
Terry SladekGUEST
You want to talk about great, great, great stories.
Terry SladekGUEST
And he's still alive over on the coast at this age.
Terry SladekGUEST
Retired as the superintendent of Bellflower Unified School District, Jim Tunney.
Terry SladekGUEST
But I just want to give some perspective on NFL referees.
Stanford SteveHOST
Got a response from Judd, and this is exactly who it is.
Stanford SteveHOST
Number thir- white hat, NFL ref number 32, Jim Tunney.
Scott Van PeltHOST
Jim Tunney.
Scott Van PeltHOST
There you go.
Scott Van PeltHOST
Old Tunney.
Stanford SteveHOST
Awesome fun.
Scott Van PeltHOST
Actual, actual draft, the whole nine.
Scott Van PeltHOST
Uh, so thanks to Judson for that, Jim Tunney.
Bill McColganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bruce Anderson will be at defensive end, 6'4", 250-pounder, wearing number 79, he's from Willamette.
Bill McColganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The official sport this afternoon's game, the referee is Jim Tunney, the umpire is Lou Palazzi, the headlinesman is Walt Peters, the back judge is Fred Silva, the field judge is Richard Dullek, and the line judge is Bob Fredericks.
Bill McColganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Steve Gogolak is taking the ball up on the 40-yard line.
Bill McColganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Incidentally, Pete has picked up some additional duty from the last week.
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The best around.
Bill McColganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
is a play-by-play man, Bill McCaldin.
Bill McColganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
In a 17-3 football game with the Vikings leading, Fred Cox gets the ball from referee Jim Tunney and is preparing to set it up on the 40-yard line.
Bill McColganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
John Fuqua is deep, standing at the one-yard line down in Giant territory.
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54,000 scheduled to jam into this one.
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A real defensive battle between two great defensive football teams.
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Monty Stickles will be sharing our mutual microphones.
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Monty, what about this football game now? It looks like two football teams that are determined to move on into the playoffs, and when you find two bumping heads like this, anything can happen.
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Right, everybody expects a big defensive battle, people going against each other on the ground, and that might result in a kind of an aerial game and some broken plays because when you get so many good defensive plays, things tend to break down.